Conan O'Brien's House Band plays his latest episode

Conan O'Brien revealed at the beginning of the year that his TV show "Conan" of the TBS would be cut from one hour to 30 minutes on his return in 2019. This change means that the musical guests will no longer be included in the show. program. Tonight, in a moving speech on the radio, Conan announced that his long-time house band was also going to disappear. Tonight, Jimmy Vivino and Basic Cable Band played their last episode of "Conan". "I can say it with confidence. I've been rewarded with the most versatile, most loyal and most cheerfully effervescent group in the history of television, "Conan said. "To put it very simply, I love these guys." The facilitator then joined the group for a cover of Chuck Berry. Watch his tribute and the group's performance below.

The band was originally directed by E Street band drummer Max Weinberg and called Max Weinberg 7 at Conan's "Late Night" party. They have been an integral part of Conan's concerts since 1993. When Conan took over The Tonight Show, they were called Max Weinberg and the Tonight Show Band. After Conan left "The Tonight Show", Vivino took over as lead of the band, joining Conan for his 2010 tour between two night shows. In addition to providing the soundtrack for each episode, band members often participated in skits. Richie "La Bamba" Rosenberg, Mark Pender, Jerry Vivino, Scott Healy, James Wormworth and Mike Merritt joined Vivino.

In November and December, Conan runs a stand-up tour titled "Conan & Friends: A Night of Management and Investment Advice". You will find here tickets. Conan also announced the launch of a new podcast titled "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend". Soon, he will launch Conan 25, his archive of digitally remastered episodes.